The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family by Adela

Chapter 4287

But if he said it too lightly, it wouldn't be proportionate to what that beast had done, and Charlie would definitely blame him again...

He did not dare to say that all of this should be handed over to the law for a fair trial either. A fair trial would definitely save Homer's life, but it was bound to be accompanied by a thorough exposure of everything he had done. By that time, the Fox family's reputation would inevitably plummet, and they would become the object of everyone's anger and rebuke in the United States.

Therefore, for Spencer, no matter what he chose, there was bound to be an unbearable price...

When Charlie saw him hesitating, he said coldly, "Since you cannot say it, don't say it, then."

Immediately after that, he looked at Jordan and asked coldly, "You were the previous head of the Fox family, so you're considered experienced. Let me ask you, how do you think this matter should be handled?" Jordan was also in a dilemma.

He basically shared the same thoughts as Spencer.

To the both of them, Homer should not be killed, nor should he be forgiven lightly. At the same time, it could not be made public.

reputation, Jordan valued it more than anyone else. After all, he had raised this family single-handedly with all of his heart and

beast, I will ask Master Yant to break both his hands and legs personally and lock him up at home for the rest of his life so that he can be raised like

he said, "What? You

saw the playful expression

he had made a very serious

The fact that Charlie made such a big fuss over Homer's affair is already enough to prove that

He must have given me a chance

extremely dissatisfied...' As he t panicked and blurted out immediately, "Mr. Wade,

would be letting those innocent girls who

as Jordan said

your great-grandson! Furthermore, he is the eldest great-grandson in our family's lineage! He will be the one mourning for you when you die in the future! How dare you

was naturally most concerned about Homer's life and death because no matter what it was, Homer was still his son. He was extremely angry and irritated when he heard what Jordan had said, and he completely lost